Some examples from the web:

• I thought you liked to learn new things.
• I don't need... A-actually, it's a good idea to learn new things.
• You like to learn new things, don't you?
• Many factors affect people's faculty of memory and ability to learn new things, including stress, depression, sorrow, excessive alcohol consumption, poor nutrition and taking medicines.
• I'd call it a blessing, a chance to learn new things in this tired old world.
• It's so nice to find young people who are open to the Lord's message.
• You will be aware that 50% of the centralised projects are open to these young people.
• 'Youth in Action' is primarily aimed at young people between the ages of 15 and 28, although some projects are open to 13-year olds and 30-year olds.
• In young people and children, on the other hand, the motivation to learn new languages must be kindled at an early age.
• I myself learn new things every day.
• Without prejudice to the arrangements in the Annex for the implementation of actions, the Programme is intended for young people aged between 15 - 28, although certain actions are open to young people aged as young as 13 or up to the age of 30.
• 2. Without prejudice to the arrangements in the Annex for the implementation of actions, the Programme is intended for young people aged between 15 - 28, although certain actions are open to young people aged as young as 13 or up to the age of 30.
• Without prejudice to the arrangements in the Annex for the implementation of actions, the Programme is intended for young people aged between 15 to 28, although certain actions are open to young people aged as young as 13 or up to the age of 30.
• Young people are particularly at risk.
• Young people are also disproportionately affected.
• The young people are the future .
• He actually listens, and learns new things all the time.
• - Right. and nothing rankles us more than having to learn new lines.
• Man, maybe we ought to learn new plays.
• The students would have the opportunity to learn new training methods and develop their European awareness.

Some examples from the web:

• I taught Ser Davos. Old people are terrible at learning new things.
• It's so nice to find young people who are open to the Lord's message.
• You will be aware that 50% of the centralised projects are open to these young people.
• 'Youth in Action' is primarily aimed at young people between the ages of 15 and 28, although some projects are open to 13-year olds and 30-year olds.
• Christmas is all about learning new things.
• Without prejudice to the arrangements in the Annex for the implementation of actions, the Programme is intended for young people aged between 15 - 28, although certain actions are open to young people aged as young as 13 or up to the age of 30.
• 2. Without prejudice to the arrangements in the Annex for the implementation of actions, the Programme is intended for young people aged between 15 - 28, although certain actions are open to young people aged as young as 13 or up to the age of 30.
• Without prejudice to the arrangements in the Annex for the implementation of actions, the Programme is intended for young people aged between 15 to 28, although certain actions are open to young people aged as young as 13 or up to the age of 30.
• Young people are particularly at risk.
• Young people are also disproportionately affected.
• The young people are the future .
• Must be so exciting... see the world and learning new things...
• I'm learning new things about you.
• I'm trying to become a retaller and learning new things about it.
• Look how we're learning new things.
• But now I'm clean and I'm learning new things.
• I'm learning new things about you, too.
• Young people want new things, Magda.
• Every day, 8000 young people are infected with HIV.More than four million young people have died of AIDS.
• I spent that semester learning new things non-stop like one who'd never left the family.